My wife and I hike here all the time. It is usually packed on the weekends. We like to come here…read moreduring the week when there is less foot traffic. Their trails are nice and clean of brush. Plenty of variety for mileage of hiking. They also have tables for pinics and more. Plenty of parking and well kept up park!

This is one of the best trails within a half hour of St. Louis and all of Missouri in my humble…read moreopinion. Dan Robinson State Park has two different trails that you can hike one is around 5 miles. The other one is about 2 1/2 miles. It has beautiful views and lots of Interesting formations. Don Robinson really gave the state of Missouri a great gift when he left his property to the state. It's somewhere around 5 to 700 acres with some very interesting flora and fauna that you can't find elsewhere in the state. It's a shame to see his old house in the condition it's in. I understand that the state is going to try to rebuild it. I can remember in the 1980s hanging out at Dan's house and skateboarding his enormous in-ground pool. He was quite the character. I highly recommend this park

This is honestly the best playground/park combo we've ever been to! During the summer they have a…read morefantastic splash pad, and during all times of the year they have several different playground structures! My toddler had so much fun exploring here. I saw that there's a small nature loop that you can walk around the park, that's definitely something on our list to do next time! I would recommend this park to anyone with kids aged 10 and under!!!

Beautiful city park with perimeter trail. Great for rollerblading/biking. Saw joggers & single…read morewheel skate-boarder. A few dog-walkers as well. Wonderful cloudy sunny day with breeze to enjoy the start of fall colors & turtles@the ponds. Several playgrounds available Including special needs. Splash pad for summer fun.

River's Edge Park is an amazing place to get a workout in. This beautiful park has both gravel and…read moremulch paths for walking and running. Dogs seem to love this park. The lake has plenty of benches around the perimeter for viewing the scenery or taking a break. There is even a path to the river which makes for good photos. This Summer and Fall were both beautiful at River's Edge. I am looking forward to getting pictures of all four seasons at this park!

signage could have been better for those of us wanting to see the river. A word of caution though…read moreif you have kids or pets the bank is steep and can be slick and the river is unforgiving. Be careful!

My partner and I drove out here from Ballwin, about 1.5 hours away, with our dog when it was nice…read moreoutside one day. I wasn't expecting much, but wow, was it worth the drive! The water in the sanctuary area is soooo blue. I couldn't believe my eyes. We walked along that part first, then walked past the hatchery. It was so cool to see the trout in different stages of life. Dogs aren't allowed to swim in the sanctuary or hatchery, and since we have a lab who's obsessed with the water, we kept walking to reach a spot where she could at least touch it. Lots of people were fishing, so we kept walking until we found a spot where she could splash around. As you can see from the photo, she had a wonderful time. We kept her leash on and I'd recommend others do the same. We didn't want her to get caught on a fishing line or scare any fish away that people were trying to catch. We paid $5 to get into the park as we were driving in, and we were able to pay with a credit card. There was plenty of parking even though it was the weekend. Definitely recommend for a day trip from the STL area!

Best Nature Park Ever! Well managed and clean. So pure and natural. Great Music, Food Trucks, and…read moreStocked-Pond Trout fishing.

Good restroom. River access. Two trails. Old family cemetary. Park office. Pond…read more We'll be back!

We had a good experience here! The campground was clean, easy to find and adequate privacy from…read moreother campsites. Bathrooms and showers are clean as far as campgrounds go with soap and outlets in the bathroom. We didn't have any problems with mosquitos but there were definitely lots of ticks around, be careful of them!! Not a lot of opportunity to hike (only two trails I think) but a good spot for people who want more of a camping experience!

Zachary's Playground is the main feature and main reason for this park. The fully accessible…read more(unlimited) playground accomodates special needs children but is open to children of all ages and abilities. Some signs are in braille and American Sign Language. A small water spray pad is next to the playground. Two pavilions are available for picnickers, the park has restrooms, and a half-mile path provides a short stroll.

What a fun playground! We recently visited for the first time and my 3 year old had a great time…read morerunning around and trying all the playground equipment. The see-saw was her personal favorite. I like how there was something for everyone to do, regardless of age or ability level. The bathrooms are conveniently located right next to the playground, and if you feel like a short walk then there's a trail around the pond.

I've been coming here for quite a while and my son absolutely loves it each and every time…read more The equipment is top notch with plenty of space for all ages and development levels. No matter what your ability, there are things here to do.

A beautiful small town on the Mighty Missouri River with an old world German charm. The hilly…read moredowntown makes for gorgeous river views from many of the old buildings and restaurants. The people are visitor friendly and there are lots of shops and restaurants worth looking up and visiting. The parks and plazas are pretty cool. The newer sections of the town are quite nice with modern urban sprawl. The road network is pretty good and you might find some traffic slow downs during rush hours. The city has all of the usual major and common stores but I urge time in the old downtown area to really enjoy yourself! I wanted to try more of the restaurants and taverns, but not enough hours!

Small River City Town on the Missouri River with a proud German heritage. Quaint downtown area…read morewith numerous restaurants and bars. The Route 47 bridge was opened in late 2018 with the old truss bridge imploded on April 11, 2019.